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16th International Conference on Input-Output Techniques

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In total: 168 papers

	Authors	Titles of papers	Files
1	Nikolaos Adamou	Linkages Impact & Feedback in Light of Linear Similarity	Paper
2	Zahra Afshari	Estimating the Inflationary Effect of Implementing Value Added Tax in Iran (An Input -Output Approach)	Paper
3	Melek Akdogan	A Social accouning matrix (SAM) of Turkey in 1998	Paper
4	Vito Albino, Michele De Nicolò, A. Claudio Garavelli, Antonio Messeni Petruzzelli, Devrim Murat Yazan	Rural development and agro-energy supply chain. An application of enterprise input-output modelling supported by GIS	Paper
5	Vito Albino, Michele De Nicolò, Antonio Messeni Petruzzelli, Devrim Yazan	Integrating Enterprise Input-Output Modelling with GIS Technology for Supply Chain Analysis	Paper
6	Robbie Andrew and Vicky Forgie	Global Warming Potential in New Zealand's Food and Fibre Sectors: A Structural Path Analysis	Paper
7	Fidel Aroche	WassilyLeontief and the General Equilibrium Theory	Paper
8	Luc Avonds	The input-output framework and modelling assumptions considered from the point of view of the economic circuit	Paper
9	Luc Avonds, Caroline Hambye, Bernhard Michel	Time Series of Supply and Use Table for Belgium 1995-2002	Paper
10	Hüsniye Aydin	An Analysis of Input-Output Inter industry Linkages in the Turkish Economy	Paper
11	Abuzer Bakis	Occupational Choice and Redistributive Taxation	Paper
12	A.A.Banouei, M.J.Mamaghani, A.M.Swaminathan, J.Banouei and M.Mohagheghi	Analyses of Information and Energy Segments of the Iranian and Indian Economies	Paper
13	Fatemeh Bazzazan and Nafiseh Mohammadi	Sources of Economic Growth and Input-Output Structural Decomposition Analysis: The Case of Iran	Paper
14	Athena Belegri-Roboli, Panayotis Michaelides, Maria Markaki	Input-output modeling of labour productivity and the working time in Greece	Paper
15	Niaz Ahmed Bhutto and Selim Cagatay	Recent Developments in the WTO Agricultural Agreement and Reflections on Environment: Deriving Impacts by Using an Agri-Environmental I-O Model for Turkey	Paper
16	Andrés Blancas	The Dynamic Accounting Multiplier from a SAM Perspective	Paper
17	Peter Bleses	Stages of Integration of Supply and Use tables in National Accounts in Germany	Paper
18	Uwe Blien and Friedrich Graef	Estimating Flow Matrices by the ADETON Method	Paper
19	Michel Braibant	Price index in service sector in France	Paper
20	Emanuele Breda, Rita Cappariello and Roberta Zizza	The measures of the external trade impulse to economic growth: How relevant is the internationalization of production	Paper
21	Corjan Brink and Annemarth Idenburg	Cost-effective pollution-abatement in an input-output model	Paper
22	María Ángeles Cadarso, Nuria Gómez, Luis Antonio López, María Ángeles Tobarra	Vertical specialisation in EU manufacturing and services sectors	Paper
23	María Angeles Cadarso Vecina, María del Rosario Cervantes, Nuria Gómez Sanz, Luis Antonio López Santiago & María Ángeles Tobarra Gómez	Labour Demand Effects of International Outsourcing in Mexico	Paper
24	María-Angeles Cadarso-Vecina, Nuria Gómez-Sanz, Luis-Antonio López-Santiago & María-Ángeles Tobarra-Gómez	Vertical Specialisation in EU Manufacturing and Services sectors	Paper
25	Simona Cantono, Reinout Heijungs and René Kleijn	Linking micro to macro in sustainability analysis: the case of hydrogen based public bus services	Paper
26	M. Alejandro Cardenete and Ferran Sancho	Key Sector Analysis: a Computable General Equilibrium Approach	Paper
27	M. Alejandro Cardente	Fiscal Federalism using a CGE Model	Paper
28	Belen Castro	International transfer of technology through trade and its impact on productivity. The case of Mexico	Paper
29	Debesh Chakraborty	A Structural Decomposition Analysis of Energy Consumption in India	Paper
30	Alexandr Chebanov	The Estimation of Interindustry Exchange Equivalence in the Ukrainian Economy	Paper
31	Xikang Chen	Total Domestic Value Added and Total Imports Induced by China's Exports	Paper
32	Lizzie CHIKOTI, Liv Hobbelstad SIMPSON and Steinar TODSEN	The effect on GDP by integrating Supply and Use Tables in the National Accounts for a developing country	Paper
33	Tommaso Ciarli and Marco Valente	Production structure and economic fluctuations	Paper
34	M. Ciaschini, R. Pretaroli and C. Socci	A "convenient" multi sectoral policy control for ICT in the USA economy	Paper
35	Giulia Colombo	The Effects of DR-CAFTA in Nicaragua: a CGE-Microsimulation Model for Poverty and Inequality Analysis	Paper
36	Pedro Cortiñas, Juan A. Vicente and Alejandro Valdivia	Impact of migration on a regional economy. The case of the Balearic Islands, Spain	Paper
37	Ezra Davar	Supply Quantitative Model à la Leontief	Paper
38	Sake de Boer, Ria Okkerse-Ruitenberg and Jan van der Worp	Results of the Dutch national accounts price and volume measurement project	Paper
39	Paul de Boer	Multiplicative decomposition and index number theory: an empirical application of the Sato-Vartia decomposition	Paper
40	Federico Di Leo and Susanna Mantegazza	Integration of SUT/IOT into the National Accounts: the Italian experience	Paper
41	João Dias, J. Ferreira do Amaral and J.C. Lopes	Demand Shocks and Output Structures in Some OECD Countries: An Input-Output Euclidean Distance Multipliers Approach	Paper
42	Erik Dietzenbacher	Distance Matters! Visualizing Production Chains Using Average Propagation Lengths	Paper
43	Faye Duchin and Stephen H. Levine	Tracking Global Factor Inputs, Factor Earnings, and Emissions Associated with Consumption in a World Modeling Framework	Paper
44	Nergiz DINÇER, Mine ERGÜN BAKDUR, Murat VARDAL	The Sectoral aspects of Turkish economy in the way through EU Intergration	Paper
45	Alexander Elbert	The Methodology of the Israeli SUT preparation	Paper
46	Fernando Escobedo	Measuring the Dependence of the Weighted RAS Method Objective Function through the Analysis of the Dual Problem	Paper
47	Mitsuo Ezaki and Tien Dung Nguyen	Regional Economic Integration and Its Impacts on Growth, Income Distribution and Poverty in East Asia: A CGE Analysis	Paper
48	Mária Forgon and Csák Ligeti	Experience in integrating the SUT and National Accounts compilation in Hungary	Paper
49	Rainer Fremdling and Reiner Stäglin	A historic input-output table	Paper
50	Fu Xue	The Contribution of Human Capital to Economic Growth: Combining the Lucas Model with the Input-Output Model	Paper
51	Giorgio Garau and Patrizio Lecca	The Effect of R&D Subsidy Policy on Regional Growth and Unemployment	Paper
52	Partha Pratim Ghosh, Arpita Dhar and Debesh Chakraborty	Modelling the performance of a developing economy: the case of Sri-Lanka	Paper
53	Stefan Giljum, Christian Lutz, Ariane Jungnitz	A multi-regional environmental input-output model to quantify embodied material flows	Paper
54	Antoaneta Golemanova	Input-Output Model for the South-East Region in Bulgaria	Paper
55	Malgorzata Goralczyk and Peter J. Stauvermann	The Usefulness of Hybrid Accounting Systems for Environmental Policy Advice regarding Sustainability	Paper
56	Alexander Granberg, Victor Suslov, Yury Ershov and Larisa Melnikova	Multi-regional models in long-term forecasting economic development	Paper
57	Dabo Guan	A New Integrated Hydro-Economic Accounting and Analytical Framework for Water Resources: A case study for North China	Paper
58	Joaquim J.M. Guilhoto, Silvio Massaru Ichihara, Fernando Antonio Slaibe Postali, Krongnon W. de Souza Regueira, André Canelas, Maria Mendes da Fonseca, Ney Cunha	The Oil and Gas Sector in the Brazilian Economy	Paper
59	Jiemin Guo and Mark A. Planting	Integrating U.S. Input-Output Tables with SNA: Valuations and Extensions	Paper
60	Troy Hawkins, Chris Hendrickson, H. Scott Matthews	Uncertainty in the Mixed-Unit Input-Output Life Cycle Assessment Model of the US Economy	Paper
61	Troy Hawkins, Chris Hendrickson, H. Scott Matthews	Estimation of Supply Chain Cadmium, Lead, Nickel, and Zinc Intensity with the Mixed-Unit Input-Output Life Cycle Assessment (MUIO-LCA) Model	Paper
62	Lining He and Faye Duchin	Regional Development in China: Interregional Transportation Infrastructure and Regional Comparative Advantage	Paper
63	Koichi Hikita, Kazushige Shimpo, Megha Shukla, Kazunari Kainou, Satoshi Nakano, and Asako Okamura	Making Input-Output Tables for Environmental Analysis for India: 1993/94 and 1998/99	Paper
64	Takashi HOMMA Shunsuke MORI, Keigo AKIMOTO, Toshimasa TOMODA, Yasuhiro MUROTA	A study of fuel substitution flexibility effects on economic impacts of carbon emission constraints using an energy-multi-sector-economy model	Paper
65	Yoshifumi Ishikawa	An Evaluation of the RAS Method for compiling Asian International Input-Output Tables	Paper
66	Taku Ishiro	Industry Network within the region - by making 1985-2000 regional input-output tables in accordance with a size of enterprises-: the case of Kanagawa prefecture in Japan	Paper
67	Hiroshi Izumi	Purchasing Power Parities and Multilateral Comparison of Input-Output Structures-2000 Input-Output Tables of Japan, China and Republic of Korea in Real Value	Paper
68	Xuemei Jiang, Erik Dietzenbacher and Bart Los	Using Fundamental Economic Structures to Estimate Chinese Regional Input-Output Tables	Paper
69	Shigemi Kagawa	Economic and Environmental Consequences of the Automobile Lifetime Change and Fuel Economy Improvement	Paper
70	Janja Kalin	Experiences in the Compilation of Supply and Use and Input-Output Tables in Slovenia: Applications for Tourism Satellite Accounts	Paper
71	Rohana Kamaruddin	Structural change, linkages vs leakages in the Malaysian economy: 1991-2000	Paper
72	Keramidas, D and Economidis, Ch. and Stroblos, N.,	The Contribution of the Immigrants to Greek Economy: A study using the Social Accounting Matrix	Paper
73	Malte Knüppel and Karl-Heinz Tödter	Additivity of National Accounts reconsidered	Paper
74	Kurt Kratena	From Ecological Footprint to Ecological Rent: An Economic Indicator for Resource Constraints	Paper
75	Tobias Kronenberg	Accounting for Intraindustry Trade Reduces the Tendency	Paper
76	Mehmet Kula	Supply Use and Input-output Tables for Turkey	Paper
77	Hiroshi Kuwamori and Nobuhiro Okamoto	Industrial networks between China and Asian Countries	Paper
78	Christian Lager	Why and when are there negative coefficients in joint production systems with commodity technology	Paper
79	James Lennox	From input-output to computable general equilibrium modelling of water use in the Canterbury region	Paper
80	Molly Lesher and Hildegunn Nordås	Business Services, Trade and Costs	Paper
81	M. Carmen Lima and M. Alejandro Cardenete	A price model to assess the effects of European Regional Development Fund in an Objective 1 region for the European Regional Policy	Paper
82	Liu Yifang Tong Renchen Xu Jian	The Input-Output Analysis of the Circular Economy	Paper
83	Xiuli Liu	Calculate and Forecast Shadow Price of Water Resources in China and Its Nine Major River Basins	Paper
84	J. Carlos Lopes	Economic Complexity as Input-Output Interrelatedness: A Comparison of Different Measurement Methods	Paper
85	Andre Lorentz, _ Tommaso Ciarli, Maria Savona, Marco Valente	Growth, structural change and consumption: a microeconomic explanation of macroeconomic dynamics	Paper
86	Alexander Loschky and Liane Ritter	Import content of exports	Paper
87	Mikulas Luptá?ik and Bernhard Böhm	Efficiency Analysis of a Multisectoral Economic System	Paper
88	Antonio Macrí	Forestry and sustainable development: data availability for analysis and scenarios	Paper
89	Sanjiv Mahajan	UK National Accounts - GDP and Input-Output Supply and Use Tables	Paper
90	Sanjiv Mahajan	Development, Compilation and Use of Input-Output Supply and Use Tables in the UK National Accounts	Paper
91	Helmut Maier	Applying Leontief's input-output concept to a postulated global economic order of the natural world	Paper
92	Raty Markku	Introducing Methods of Integrating SUT into National Accounts in Finland	Paper
93	Helmut Mayer	Calculation of a (hybrid) energy IO table for Germany 2003 and analysis within the Environmental-Economic Accounts	Paper
94	Bo MENG and Chao QU	Application of the Input-output Decomposition Technique to China's regional economies	Paper
95	Mikulá? Luptá?ik and Wolfgang Koller	Measuring the Economic Importance of an Industry: An Application to the Austrian Agricultural Sector	Paper
96	Guilherme R. C. Moreira, Joaquim J. M. Guilhoto, Carlos R. Azzoni	Social policies, personal and regional income inequality in Brazil: an I-O analysis	Paper
97	Yuzuru MIYATA, Yasuhiro HIROBATA, Hitomi NAKANISHI, Hiroyuki SHIBUSAWA	Rural Sustainable Development by Constructing New Roads in Advanced Country - A Case Study of San-en Region in Japan	Paper
98	Yuichi Moriguchi	Analysis of material flows by Input-Output framework for environmental and resource issues	Paper
99	Kakali Mukhopadhyay	Debate on Trade and Environment: Evidence from Thailand	Paper
100	Kakali Mukhopadhyay	Air pollution and Income Distribution in India	Paper
101	Akiko Nakajima	Does market price converge towards natural price? Input Output Analysis of Japan for 1951-2000	Paper
102	Shinichiro Nakamura and Kenichi Nakajima	Waste Input-Output Material Flow Analysis of Mineral Materials: a new approach to compiling a PIOT that is consistent with mass conservation	Paper
103	Satoshi Nakano and Ayu Washizu	Towards the lifestyle of sustainable consumption society: a simulation analysis using the demand function in the AIDS and the environmental input-output table	Paper
104	Yukinori Nakano	Comparison of several types of knowledge industries between Japan and Europe	Paper
105	Frederik NEUWAHL, Ignazio MONGELLI, Andreas LOESCHEL and Luis DELGADO	Employment impacts of EU biofuels policy: combining bottom-up technology information and sectoral market simulations in an input-output framework	Paper
106	Kazuhiko Nishimura and Satoshi Nakano	Estimation of Multiregional Transactions in Partitioning Regional Input-Output Table	Paper
107	Sumiye Okubo	Industry-based R&D Satellite Account	Paper
108	Ahmet Ozcam	The entropy estimation of the intersectoral linkages of the Turkish economy based on Leontief input-output model	Paper
109	Paulo de Tarso Gaeta Paixão	A procedure for scenarizing by changing direct input coefficients observing a supply and use tables framework	Paper
110	Maria Pempetzoglou and Stella Karagianni	The Effects of an Increasing Energy Tax with and without Sectoral Exemptions in Greece: An Input-Output Analysis	Paper
111	Glen Peters	Opportunities and challenges for environmental MRIO modeling: Illustrations with the GTAP database	Paper
112	Shri Prakash	Evaluation of the Impact of Family Business in Drugs & Pharmaceutical Industry on Indian Economy in a General Equilibrium Framework	Paper
113	Prakash, S., D Hosamane, M. and Kaur, G.	Programming - Input-Output Modeling of Retail Chain Management And Its Interface with the Economy	Paper
114	Prakash, S., Sharma, S. and Bagati, A.	Partial Analysis of Impact of Use of Finance Option CGE	Paper
115	Shri Prakash and Brinda Balakrishnan	Input Output Modelling of labour productivity and its human capital	Paper
116	Deepa Rawat and S.S.S. Chauhan	The relationship between public expenditure and status of education in India: an IO approach	Paper
117	Utz-Peter Reich	Inequality in Exchange: The Use of a World Trade Flow Table For Analyzing the International Economy	Paper
118	Utz Reich	Reich Additivity of deflated input-output tables in national accounts	Paper
119	Hassan Rizvi and Reiner Staeglin	The Role of Input-Output in Improving National Accounts for Pakistan	Paper
120	Benedetto Rocchi	Building a SAM for the Analysis of Rural Policies: Insights from an Italian Case Study	Paper
121	J. Rodrigues, T. Domingos	Estimation of the transboundary indirect effect of greenhouse gas emissions	Paper
122	Marek ROJICEK and Jaroslav SIXTA	Use of the supply and use tables in the process of constant prices estimation: Czech experience	Paper
123	Rharo Rodolfo de Jesus Haro Garcia	Mathematical Estimation of the Symmetric Input-output Matrix	Paper
124	Peter Rørmose	Integration of Supply and Use Tables and Symmetrical Input-output Tables in the Danish National Accounts	Paper
125	José M. Rueda-Cantuche, Jörg Beutel, Frederik Neuwahl, Andreas Löschel, Ignazio Mongelli	A Symmetric Input-Output Table for EU27: Latest Progress	Paper
126	José M. Rueda-Cantuche and Amores, Antonio F.	Key activities under joint Input-Output, Econometric and DEA approaches: the case of Turkey	Paper
127	José M. Rueda-Cantuche and Thijs ten Raa	Symmetric Input-Output Tables: Products or Industries?	Paper
128	Pablo Ruiz-Nápoles	Vertically Intergrated unit labor costs and trade by sector, Mexico-USA, 1970-2000	Paper
129	Mohd Yusof Saari, Erik Dietzenbacher and Bart Los	The Impact of Growth on Income Distribution among the Malaysian Ethnic Groups: A Social Accounting Matrix Approach	Paper
130	Julio Sánchez-Chóliz and Rosa Duarte	Growth, productivity and technological blocks in OECD countries: an input-output approach	Paper
131	Joost R. Santos	Inoperability Input-Output Model (IIM) with Multiple Probabilistic Sector Inputs	Paper
132	Dhanmanjiri Sathe	Structural Change in Indian Economy: Some Evidence from the Pr--Reform Period	Paper
133	Bertram Schefold	Approximate surrogate production functions	Paper
134	Shalini Sharma	Impact of Forward Commodity Trading on General Prices in Indian Economy:A PartialApproach to Computable General Equilibrium Model	Paper
135	Shalini Sharma	Indian Contribution to Leontief's Input Output Economics	Paper
136	Kazushige Shimpo and Asako Okamura	Infoio: World Input-Output Table Database	Paper
137	Andrea Stocker, Friedrich Hinterberger, Marc Ingo Wolter	Modelling environmental, economic and employment effects of resource savings in Austria	Paper
138	Rita M. Strohmaier	The Treatment of Human Capital in a Sraffian Fixed Capital Framework	Paper
139	Mikio Suga	The Effect of Supply Shocks to the Aggregate Price Change in Japan	Paper
140	Sangwon Suh, Keisuke Nansai, Shigemi Kagawa	A Structural Comparison of Greenhouse Gas Emissions by the US and Japan	Paper
141	Ça?atay Telli, Ebru Voyvoda and Erinç Yeldan	A time series consolidated social accounting matrix assembly system: application to Turkey, 2002-2005	Paper
142	Jian TENG, Wenhui FANG, and Meltem OKUR DINCSOY	An Input-Output Analysis on Japanese Enterprises in China	Paper
143	Thomas F. Howells III, Edward T. Morgan, Dylan G. Rassier, and Conrad E. Roesch	Implementing a GLS Model in the U.S. Input-Output Accounts	Paper
144	Paul J. Thomassin and Kakali Mukhopadhyay	Impact of East-Asian Free Trade on the Environment- an Exercise with GTAP modeling	Paper
145	Arnold Tukker	EXIOPOL: Blueprint for a Global Regionalised Environmentally Extended Input-Output Database	Paper
146	Elif Tunal? and Osman Aydogus		Paper
147		The Effect of Energy Price Increases on Industrial Prices and GeneralPrice Level : A Comparative-Static Analysis for Selected EU Countries and Turkey within the Open-Static Leontief Model	Paper
148	Serap Türüt-A??k, Elif Akbostanc?, G. ?pek Tunç	Effects of International Trade onEnvironment: An Input-Output Analysis	Paper
149	Christos Tzimos, Iannis Papadimitriou and Nikolaos Adamou	The measurement of interindustry linkages with data analysis methods	Paper
150	Bart Van den Cruyce and Johan Wera	Qualitative Employment Multipliers for Belgium, Results for 2000 and 2002	Paper
151	Bart Van den Cruyce and Johan Wera	Results of the Belgian SAM sub-account for labour demand	Paper
152	Hongyi Wang	The Model of Inputs, Occupation and Outputs in Hospital and the Control of Health and Medicine Expense Rise	Paper
153	Wang Lu, Tong Rencheng	Input-Output Analysis for Multi-location Supply Chain management Control	Paper
154	WATANABE, Takatoshi, SHIMODA, Mitsuru, FUJIKAWA, Kiyoshi	Comparative analysis of resource-saving technology between Japan and the USA	Paper
155	Michael Weber	Methods related to Leontief's Inverse for applications in SCM	Paper
156	Thomas Wiedmann, Manfred Lenzen, Rocky Harris, Jan Minx, and John Barrett	Application of a novel matrix balancing approach to the estimation of UK input-output tables	Paper
157	Harry Wilting and Kees Vringer	Environmental Accounting from a Producer or a Consumer Principle; an Empirical Examination covering the World	Paper
158	Edward Wolff	Measures of technical change and structural change in services in the U.S.: Was there a resurgence of productivity growth in services?	Paper
159	Wang Lu & Tong Rencheng	Environmental Effect of Foreign Direct Investment in China	Paper
160	Xu Daju	Research on Positive Analyses in Multisector Macroeconomic of China	Paper
161	Takashi Yagi	Sraffa's System and Mark-up Pricing	Paper
162	Norihiko Yamano and Nadim Ahmad	Development of the OECD Input-Output database 2006 edition and the applications of harmonosed international tables	Paper
163	Cuihong Yang	Import Dependence of Foreign Trade: A case of China	Paper
164	Takashi Yano and Hiroyuki Kosaka	Analyzing Multi-Sectoral Effects of Demographic Change on the Japanese Economy	Paper
165	Kazuyo Yokoyama	Dynamic Waste Input Output Modeling of Carbon Stock and Flow	Paper
166	Yang Yu, Klaus Hubacek, Dabo Guan, Nanlin Jin and Kuishuang Feng	Construction and application of regional input-output models: Assessing water consumption in South East and North East of England	Paper
167	M. Ensar Yesilyurt and Filiz Yesilyurt	Leontief Inverse Matr?x In 2 And 3 D?g?ts (xls file)	Paper
168	Zhang Hongxia and Liu Xiuli	The R&D Inter-industry Spillover Change in China: on the analysis of 1997 and 2002 IO tables of China	Paper

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	Authors	Titles of papers	Files
169	Nikolaos Adamou and Sotirios Theodoropoulos	Generation & benefit spillover of labor productivity Turkey & Greece	Abstract
170	Paola Antonello	A Classical Model of Sustainable Growth	Abstract
171	Paola Antonello	An application of EM algorithm to the analysis of structural change through input-output	Abstract
172	F. Bazzazan, A.A. Banouei, M. Karami	Generating Regional Coefficients without Survey Based RIOT. The Case of Tehran Province	Abstract
173	Ludovico Bracci	Compilation of Use table of imports the Italian experience	Abstract
174	Sake de Boer, Jan van Dalen, Taeke Takema and Piet Verbiest	Value added and additivity of national accounts: some comments	Abstract
175	Fernanda Sartori de Camargo and Joaquim J.M. Guilhoto	Employment, productive structure and income distribution in the Brazilian economy, 1996 and 2002 compared	Abstract
176	Esteban Fernández and Bart Los	The Identification of Technology Spillovers: Keller Revisited	Abstract
177	Oliver Fritz and Gerhard Streicher	Manufacturing exports and services: An input-output analysis for Austria	Abstract
178	Giorgio Garau and Patrizio Lecca	Regional CGE Model Embodying Productivity Gains	Abstract
179	Ho Un Gim	The interrelation of the Leontief inverse with final demand and total output: based on the correct consecutive connections	Abstract
180	Cristela Goce-Dakila	A Spatial Computable General Equilibrium Approach	Abstract
181	Dabo Guan, Klaus Hubacek, Glen Peter and Chris Weber	Driving China to a Cleaner Transformation and Bluer Sky: A New Approach of IPAT-IO Structural Decomposition Analysis on CO2 Emissions	Abstract
182	Reinout Heijungs, Gjalt Huppes, Arjan de Koning, Arnold Tukker, Ignazio Mongelli, Frederik Neuwahl	A framework for data transformation in the context of the establishment of environmentally extended IO tables	Abstract
183	Geoffrey J.D. Hewings	Demographic challenges to regional economic development	Abstract
184	Satoshi Inomata and Hiroshi Kuwamori	Transnational Interregional Input-Output Table between China and Japan: Its compilation and application	Abstract
185	Christian Kerschner and Klaus Hubacek	Towards a multi-method Input-Output analysis of the potential economic effects of Peak-Oil induced petroleum supply disruptions	Abstract
186	Chonggui Kim	Analyses of Industrial Interdependency of the Asian Pacific Countries, Particularly among China, Korea, and Japan	Abstract
187	Chonggui Kim	Analysis of Inter-regional Dependency of the Six Regions in Korea	Abstract
188	Masaaki Kuboniwa and Natalia Ustinova	Developments in Russia's input-output tables and their applications to the analyses of its optimally sustainable economic growth: How can we dream with Russia?	Abstract
189	Michael L. Lahr, Isidoro Romero, and Erik Dietzenbacher	The Relationship of the Average Propagation Length of Production Chains and Approximations to Power Series Estimates of the Leontief Inverse	Abstract
190	Bart Los	Input-Output Analysis: An Impact Study	Abstract
191	Minx, J.C., Baiocchi, G., Hubacek, K., Wiedmann, T., and Barrett, J	Revealing Structures: Empirical Differences between Monetary and Physical Input-Output Models and their Implications for Environmental Economic Analysis	Abstract
192	Ignazio Mongelli, Kurt Kratena, Frederik Neuwahl, José M. Rueda-Cantuche	An econometric estimation of a demand system for the whole Europe to analyze the consumers' behaviour and their response to policy measures	Abstract
193	Pablo Muñoz, Stefan Giljum, Jordi Roca Jusmet	Export-oriented development and environmental pressures in Chile: a Material Flow Analysis (MFA)/ Input output (IO) approach	Abstract
194	Keisuke Nansai, Shigemi Kagawa, and Yuichi Moriguchi	Implications of the Japanese trading behind household consumption considering its environmental impacts and stability in material flows	Abstract
195	Carsten Nathani	The Net Embodied Energy Balance for Switzerland: Results of a Multiregional Input-output Model	Abstract
196	Jan Oosterhaven, Dirk Stelder and Satoshi Inomata	Evaluation of Non-Survey International IO Construction Methods with the Asian-Pacific Input-Output Table	Abstract
197	Michal Przybylinski	Change in Foreign Trade and its Impact on Labour productivity in Poland	Abstract
198	Antonio Rua	Input-output analysis: linkages vs leakages	Abstract
199	Monica Serrano and Jordi Roca	Trade and Environment in Spain: an Input-Output Approach	Abstract
200	Albert E. Steenge, Richard van den Berg and Marija Bockarjova	Leontief and the Classics Back to the Future	Abstract
201	Masayuki Suzuki and Hitoshi Hayami	The input-output analysis of infectious diseases	Abstract
202	Umed Temurshoev and Stanislav Stakhovych	Indirect Shareholding and Tacit Collusion	Abstract
203	Lucja Tomaszewicz and Iwona Swieczewska	Total Factor Productivity and Intersectoral Diffusion of Innovations	Abstract
204	Yang Cuihong, Yu Chunlin	Energy Intensity and Industrial Structural Change of China: 1992-2005	Abstract
205	A. Erinc Yeldan	Modeling general equilibrium for socially responsible macroeconomics	Abstract
206	Jianwen Yuan	Measurement of industrialization stage of Guangdong Province	Abstract

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	Authors	Titles of papers
207	Sangjueon Ahna and Song taek Lim	Developing Hybrid Input-Output Material Flow Accounts using Life Cycle Inventory Database
208	Fidel Aroche and Marco Antonio Marquez	Economic relations, trade patterns and dependence in North America. A network perspective
209	Koen De Backer and Noriko Yamano	Globalisation Measurement using International Input-output Tables
210	Damien Friot, Julia Steinberger, Gabrielle Antille, Olivier Jolliet	Tracking Environmental Impacts of Consumption : an economic-ecological model linking OECD and developing countries
211	Yong-Lyoul Kim	Korea's Policy on Non-Farm Income Promotion
212	Yasushi KONDO and Koji TAKASE	An Integrated Model for Evaluating Environmental Impact of Consumer's Lifestyle
213	Pedro Noguera Méndez and María Semitiel García	The role of agriculture from a structural and relational perspective
214	Sandro Montresor and Giuseppe Vittucci Marzetti	Innovation clusters in technological systems: a network analysis of 15 OECD countries for the middle '90s
215	Sandro Montresor and Giuseppe Vittucci Merzetti	Constructing intersectoral innovation diffusion networks with input-output: how to get relative flows? An illustrative application to six OECD countries for the middle '90s

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